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RE: [spaces-dev] Check in
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Hi,
Good news!
I think it is ok to check in the project "org.eclipse.filesystem.xdrive"
into Eclipse SVN under "org.eclipse.spaces/trunk"
Although names are similar - the "org.eclipse.spaces" folder is the name of
the "spaces project subversion repository", and the names of the projects
are chosen to reflect the java packages you find inside.
At some later point, we may want to move "org.eclipse.filesystem.xdrive" to
some other project, but we can do that when things have matured.
Bjorn - please tell us if this is not correct.
Maria, you won't break anything by checking things into the Eclipse
Subversion repository - if the projects do not build etc. it is easy to not
include them.
The sooner we get them in the better, because then refactoring API's (with
small stuff) can easily include your code as well.
Regards
- henrik
-----Original Message-----
From: spaces-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:spaces-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx]
On Behalf Of Vazquez, Maria
Sent: fredag 1 februari 2008 22:10
To: spaces-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [spaces-dev] Check in
Hi All!
We are finished with the code for the EFS implementation, the
XdriveSpaceProvider and the tests for both.
We are now just debugging things to make sure it all works.
Where do I check in the EFS implementation stuff?
I have it in org.eclipse.filesystem.xdrive, so since it is not under
spaces, I wasn't sure where it should be checked in.
Until then I won't check in the org.eclipse.spaces.provider.xdrive
either so it doesn't break everything.
Thanks,
maria vazquez
senior software engineer
email: maria.vazquez@xxxxxxxxxxxx
cell: 310.804.3446
aim: maritav123
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